Open House Planned For School Air Raid Shelter Display
The vocational agriculture class at a Kansas Senior High School built an air raid shelter to Civil Defense specs with a $250 grant. It will be shown Thursday to Saturday and later sold to Chanute residents with inspection rights for six months.
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Kansas Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Royster Junior High
Board of Education
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Charles Carter
Kansas
National Civil Defense
Sharol Cutrell
H. P. Cutrell
W. 4Th
Doug Wilhite
Otis M. Wilhite
S. Malcolm
Tribune
Chanute Chamber President Receives Honor in Topeka
John Gorton president elect of the Chanute Chamber won a distinguished honor at the state chamber convention in Topeka. His self definion of what a chamber of commerce is was chosen as best and he received a certificate of recognition. Also at the convention from Chanute were chamber manager Joe Melnyk and past director Carl Pate.
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John Gorton
Chamber of Commerce
Gorton
Chanute
Joe Melnyk
Carl Pate
Pate
Odor traced to soap factory in Kansas City
A stale fish odor that lingered over Kansas City was traced to Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Co plant in Kansas City Kansas. Officials said equipment failed and chemical reactions in detergent production caused the odor. The problem was being corrected.
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Kansas City
Sewer Department
Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Co
Kan
Weather forecast for Kansas warms with southerly winds
Topeka reports further warming with mild southerly winds. Highs expected around 70 in the west and in the 60s in the east with tonight's lows in the 40s. Increasing southerly winds and fair skies forecast for Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Festus Woman Dies From Friday Collision Injuries
Rosemary Crist, 40, of Festus Missouri, died at University of Kansas Medical Center from injuries suffered in a two car crash Friday.
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Kansas City
Kan
Rosemary Crist
Festus
University of Kansas Medical Center
Community Arts and Crafts Fair May 5 13 at Murray Hill
Ninth annual fair announced by Robert Blunk Jr with judging May 5. Exhibits run May 5 13 from 5 10 p m May 5 2 9 30 p m May 6 2 8 p m May 7 and 7 9 p m May 8 13 as part of Kansas Centennial. Entry cards due May 2. Entries may include ceramics metal enamel on metal hand weaving oil and water color paintings photography wood carving sculpture mosaics and other crafts.
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Murray Hill
Robert Blunk Jr
Hans Herold
Blunk
Harry Krug
Pittsburg State College Art Department
Karol Good
McCurdy to Speak at Chamber of Commerce Dinner
J C McCurdy public relations representative with the Pet Milk Co will be speaker for the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner next Monday night. The event at the Masonic Temple begins at 6 30 with tickets available from chamber directors and at the chamber office.
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J. C. McCurdy
Pet Milk Co
Lola
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
David Parker
Billie Solomon
Harold Tarpley
Leland Clapson
Ibox
Billfold Lost in 1952 Recovered at Fort Leavenworth
William W. Holmes II had his billfold lost in 1952 recovered on Monday. The wallet found in a lumber shed on the Fort Leavenworth military reservation by George Ammel, a post engineer employee, contained $40 intact. Ammel received $10 for returning the billfold.
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Leavenworth, Kas
William W. Holmes II
Ft. Leavenworth
George Ammel
Post Engineers
Holmes
Ammel
Kiwanis Feature Ballistic Missile Film Shown
Navy recruiter Bill Doncarlos presented a film about ballistic missiles at a Kiwanis Club meeting. He also awarded Jim Fehr a Navy certificate of appreciation from the Kansas City recruitment office signed by Cmdr. T. R. Wheatly for public service supporting naval recruiting.
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Navy
Bill Doncarlos
Independence
Kiwanis Club
Doncarlos
Jim Fehr
Kansas City
T. R. Wheatly
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Rise Across April
Kansas traffic death toll over 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday shows 6 across April and 22 in 1961, compared with 129 in the same 1960 period. The AP report notes year to date trends and regional impact.
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Topeka
Kansas
Theft of radio from car reported near Alcott school
Marel Derryberry of Independence reported the theft of a transistor radio from his car, believed taken Saturday night while the vehicle was parked near Alcott school.
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Marel Derryberry
Independence R. 4
Derryberry
Alcott School
Khrushchev Pleads Kennedy Halt Cuba Invasion
Soviet Premier Khrushchev asks President Kennedy to stop the Cuban landings aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro. He pledges aid to Castro as rebels move inland toward Colon in Las Villas province while Cuba reports arrests and deser tions among forces loyal to Castro.
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Associated Press
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Havana
Humberto Sori Marin
U.S.A
United
Las Villas
Colon
U. S
Washington
United States
U. N
United Nations
Eichmann Ready To Describe Role In Interrogation
Israeli police captain Avner Less testified that Adolf Eichmann indicated he was interested and ready to describe his role in the persecution of Jews. The witness, present at Eichmann's first interrogation near Haifa on May 29, 1960, said the discussion was in German with Ephraim Hofstetter and others present. Hausner opened with a powerful account of wartime suffering, asserting Eichmann’s guilt for planing and executing crimes against Jews and humanity.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Europe
Avner Less
Gideon Hausner
Less
Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Haifa
Col
Ephraim Hofstetter
Hofstetter
Hausner
Gestapo
JFK Orders Birch Probe
President Kennedy ordered an inquiry into Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker over reports of an information program linked to the John Birch Society. Walker was relieved of command of the 24th Division in Germany and reassigned to a staff post pending the investigation. The Army cited published statements and actions by Walker as the probe's focus.
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Washington
Kennedy
Edwin A. Walker
John Birch Society
White House
Army
Walker
24Th
Germany
Brigadoon Set for Three Evenings at Chanute High
Chanute Senior High and Junior College present Brigadoon with a large cast in the school auditorium. Performances run Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 pm with a matinee for area students today. Dick Anders and Joe Goode van star as Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas. Linda Campbell plays Fiona MacLaren.
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Chanute Senior High
Scottish Highlands
Dick Anders
Tommy Albright
Joe Goodevan
Jeff Douglas
Linda Campbell
Fiona MacLaren
Christina Berry
David Masters
Pam Gray
Clark Davis
Jane Wallingford
Mark Steeves
Carl Davis
Linda Rhodes
Tom Tweddell
Arkansas City elects Woods mayor after insurance loss swearing in
Robert L. Woods, a lumber dealer, was elected Arkansas City mayor on Monday and sworn in as a city commissioner shortly after Wasser for Insurance, HE 1.9530, took office.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Robert L. Woods
Sioner
Cuban War Crisis Deepens Over Cuba Invasion Battle
Cuban rebels report heavy Soviet tanks and MIG aircraft massing against Matanzas as Castro loyalists fight inland near Havana. Khrushchev seeks halt to U S intervention while UN discusses denouncing the United States. Thousands gather outside the U S embassy as Cuba intensifies clashes and mass arrests are reported in Havana.
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New York
Revolutionary Council
Matanzas
Associated Press
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Castro
U.S
Washington
White House
Cuba
Miami
Cuban Radio
Havana
London
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
United States
U. S
Soviet Delegate Warns of Aid to Castro Regime
United Nations report states Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin warned the UN he would provide Cuba with all necessary assistance to sustain Fidel Castro's regime, signaling further Soviet support amidst Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Valerian A. Zorin
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
No Division At Wellington
The Santa Fe Railroad will end Wellington as a division point after Sept. 1 while remaining an operating point and home terminal with 480 employees. The Panhandle division, based in Wellington, will consolidate with the Plains division in Amarillo affecting 39 men with possible transfers or layoffs. no impact on train, engine, yard, or station staff in Wellington.
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Wellington
Kan
Santa Fe
G. R. Buchanan
Amarillo
Western Lines
Buchanan
Kansas City
Panhandle
Plains
Tribune phone number instruction for contacting carrier
The notice directs readers to contact their Tribune via phone, advising to reach the carrier and, if unavailable, to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. It emphasizes postdinner availability and provides a fallback contact method for timely assistance.
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Tribune
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